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More than a year after a ceasefire, Palestinians in Gaza continue to suffer the aftermath of Israeli bombardment and restrictions. A Palestinian father recovered his wife's remains nearly three years after an Israeli strike destroyed their home, part of a mass recovery operation that retrieved 105 bodies from rubble in Gaza City; a 14-year-old recounted losing his mother and grandmother in a strike that killed five people including two Christian women; and a girl has undergone multiple surgeries for infections after a helicopter strike Israel says it has no record of. Mothers in Gaza also report struggling to breastfeed amid hunger and siege. Meanwhile, Israel continues to bar basic items—including toilet seats, toys and hair clips—from entering Gaza, and medical organisations have called for the release of detained Palestinian healthcare workers, highlighting how reconstruction and daily life remain severely constrained.